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Show .4- - SALT LAKE TK1BUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1927. 5 A We Will Deliver Railroad Car Wheel Plant Starts Operations Next Month DEFICIT ASKED oo mpany, vUch W1I cost Too OAXT LAKE'S newest Industrial plant, built fcv tha Griffin or fifty man and capacity of 200 railroad car Whsola day. m a duttrbntlnc oscter for tna lntormoontaia region, J I FOR ASSESSING - ' ' plant bco -- Start Today Do Something: for Your : i - 1 I Children! eswetewsj . Kr Your Piano Today! will begin operation on September 1, with a fore of forty of Beit Lake's adraa-taffe- s It wm erected hero " S3qo,000. You'll Be Amazed at ' Legislative Appropriation Third of Sum f Only v Needed for Purpose. tt Request wIH ,b mad of th board of xarolner to allow a flefldt In th appropriation mad by tha laat lecUlatur to pay for tha atate'a porHere are a ft w of many ousr. tion of tha salarie of ooanty offlrer In tha assessing and collectsnteed used Piano to lct wagf& : of montha i . the of taxes frem during, ing AorH. May and June of this Tsar, tt 7 Piano ckhart Special nounced Friday by Henri Wll- ra ...11 Whitney Pisno Special 1 , 11 icutlv secretary of the on, ' Howard ...$i21 "" Spec Player " f iii 1 M 1 1391 Bureau of purchase nd supplies. B 1 Apollo Player Special ;' fj I I I I B f . ... - Tha laAt legislature appropriated Special ...41 Angaiu Plyr I Value. aB 14t Arlon Piano Special Every nly 17.500 for that purpme for tha Wilson sr. aia, period mentioned, om town sand B Und.r- - I whll tha atata'a portion of tha salarI Toww M X-y Piano you select ies of county 'officers In Bait Luke B ll All I W m " W on and ounty alone during; tha three months ., small, convenient term. , will amount to 117.04. About $16,019 ..ir,,, ri. mil .... iini- n.ii .ii n .. " Tf.i U..fr)fit-irnl luj ,,.,a,,.,i, ,Tnr ,m ff Uliiei.ji l m f tha appropriation haa been expend Bros.-Rober- ts " ad, and It Is eatlmated that a deficit iof approximately J30.000 will be ' V I v.' Quired to take care of these salaries in oountle where they have not yet of th machinery Is Installed and In Thousand 1 Bean paid. In Utah county the state 161, SOUTH MAIN 8T, j Will Employ Be- dent running order. The plant superintenwill have to pay about $5000, and In Factory will be James M. Koy. Weber county between $8600 und $6000, Th plant will start- with capacity 8 it Is estimated. railroad freight car whe&ls per tween Forty and Fifty of 00 Wheels Attention of Mr, Wlhwn waa called also will be made for day. to th matter by a letter from D. K. ca electrlo railway and for mine ner, Provo; Harold R. Knudsen, Pick Tiiem Off the Racks Moffat, deputy state auditor, and Workmen From City. oars. Provo; David D. Lamph, Provo, atere will be taken to request the Griffin plant here cost about The Mount Pleasant; Floyd Larson, , state board of examiners to allow th $800,000 and was erected by the Lucll Larsan, Salt Lake; CharI deficit at one. Construction company. It Is First cIbjw certificates, valid until fessional high school certificate are Mary Leavltt, Provo; Robert B. Irishth newest of the thirteen plant of June SO, 1932, were issued by th state torsive Rllma Adam. Provo: ity the i of at Installation machinery man, REUNION TO BI HELD. Wllvllle; John 8. Lewi, Pay-soUrirrm company of Chicago and school office Friday to 198 teacher. Lynn Allaman. Sprlngvill; Flornc newly constructed plant of th Griffin the Pheb M. Llnford, Provo; Evan Bsertst to The Trtbaa. here because of Salt Professional high school certificates, S. Allen. Salt Lake; El wood Byron A. Madsen, Wheel company at 6lxth Weet and was located Mount Pleasant; Vda Seventh North streets haa profrwed Lake's central position in the Inter"- - valid during th same period, will be Aiirea, eiacxroot, idano; srg Chad Maaon, WUlard; Harry TOOELE. Ang 6. Tteunlon of th E. McDonell, Issued by th certification committee wick Ballif, Preston, Idaho; Edward Salt Evsn-stoSurname Dunn organization of Utah so rapidly that B. T. Caasody, office mountaln region,anwith railroad faclll B. McKlnnon, Lake; Aria M. Beck, Spanish Fork: Searl W tiea making It I advantageous dis- to 110 teachers Saturday. b held her Saturday afternoon. manager and sale acent, stated FriI Frock Lester M. McMlllin, Delta, H I - rlllA business would start 6ep- - tributing point for a wide area In Those receiving the first class oertl B eecher, Brigham City: Pratt Bath- Colo.; Wo.j meeting will b held at 4 day that1 operation Lean Merrill, Logan; Dudley ers. 11. no Edwin other which of few or th within a tember fhere Hebr; flcates were Bronson, Salt plant days after 'clock, a banquet at t o'clock, a 12 to M W. Miles, SafT Lake; Marlon 9 Dlffarent Sic j Claudeou J. D. Brown, Og- Wyatt kind. Luclnda Anderson, Sigurd) Edna at T:0 and a dance at 9 o'clock, that dat. R. MiUs, Ogden; Francis Niels Mr. Cassedy mid Friday that the Andru. Hpanish Fork; Alice Atkln den; June Bunker, Bt George; Ivan Th company wm start with a foro art of which will t held In the North E. Nelson, Joseph company has had about thirty men Beaver; lllrdie I Batr, Richmond; Edwin Burgoyn. Bait LeJte; Wayne Spanish Ephralm; Ward church. All who ar connected of forty or fifty men. Moat of the Fork; Vera Nelson, Salt L. Cheney, Thornton, Idaho; Parloy ?hr. , with the Surname Dunn ar ellrible will be Bait Lakt workmen. Only employed at th plant for som time, Ruth K. Baker. Boulder; Phyllis Heber Lake; William Ray . Nelson u. a few expert in th manufacture or Tirst in the work of construction and iaano; Jivrn j. City; Helen Neslen, uaniey, to membership In th organisation. Floras Preston FlorBallif, Logan; Salt Lai; Loui Crulkshank, ence car wheels will be brought here from later In Installing machinery. The Waho; Audra Barker, Brig-haCity; Cales, Salt Lake; Logan; Albert E. Noail, workmen' will have opportunity to get Kate Barnes. Neola; Idaho; LaVern Daniels, Salt Nielsen, Tribune Want Ada hare mad It plants In other oltles. Robins Montpeller, Verd Castle Lake; LeGrande Nobis, Eunice Yates Dajikowakl, Salt Dale; W. T, Wheauey. ensineer in onane permanent positions In th Boasibl for many to realise cash tor operating Barton, Holdn; Kleanor I. Bean Ogden; n;va Provo; Norman, Drees, Sports and Travel Wear Marlam Davis, Provo Anatha 8.L. Adrlel of construction, will remain until all,1 rare. discarded 'rood HEYi , Wash. Richfield; Bertha Bearnson, Spanish taka; Orlard, Pullman, Donna Merle Durrant, Provo; Dyar, Or Parkinson Packer, Logan: E. Fork; Zella Beckstrom, Sandy; Ruth Virginia, Minn.; Esther EggerUen, Darrell Palmer, North Logan; B. Bennlon, Milton Ihi; Clara Bentley, Par- - rrovo. , FALL L. Perkins, Provo; Edmund G. Plum-maowan; Ada Orglll Blckmore, Logan; L. Burn B. Heber Scott C. Melba Finllnaon, Hilda Leamlngtoni Cityi Black, Prlc, Bird, Kanosh; rern jtosier, matcher, Arl. Provo; Donald Ross Pugmlr, Garden Cowly, Wyo.i Lois Blanchard, Sprlng- - nnuus, Buy Now Save Money And Enjoy Largest Variety to v. B. Bodell, Ktverton; Ann Victor Fraudsen. SDringvllle: L. Ds- - City; Orion S. Pully, Logan; Row ville; Be First to Wear the New Styles ! 7hoose From, Bond, Heber City; Myrtle B. Bown, Ver George, Sprlngville; Coral Gor- - land L. Rigby, Falrview; Wendell M. Bmitnfield; Barbara Green, Mills Rigby, Provo; Enid Roasngreen, Lo Mantl; Leila Broush, Morgan; Alburn aon, Hanks. Salt Lake: M. Blaine gan; Arnold C. Roylanc, Sprlngville; A. Brown, Blcknell; Ruth Buchanan, lien Hansen, Spanish Fork; Bernlce Har- G. Reed Sanderson, Provo; Maurlne F. Richfield; Maurlne O. Burmester, Fish ding, H. Ogden; Franklin asss. Salt Lake; James L. Seal, Harris, lake resort; Beatrice Bums, Mt. PicasProvo; Erma Romney Haymor. Provo; Rlverton; Wayne Neff Smart, Provo; ant; Mary Busnman, Salt Lake; Phyl- Ira Hendricks. Cedar Eada King City; Smith, Phoenix, .Arli.; Joseph lis Butterflcld, Rlverton; R. Russell J. Lovell Hlbbert. G. Smith, Salt Lake; "Emm Snow, Mesa, Aria.; RayCall, Salt Lake; Clara Virginia Carmond B. Holbrook, Provo; Robert Provo; Ellis J. Steele, Sallna; Bertha ter, Morgan; Camllle Cazler, Nephl; Rigby Hull, Hooper; Genevieve HunClearfield; Wallace Mei- Leela ter, LtwisviUe, Idaho: Eddie I. Isaao- - vln Stoker, Fav Allred Chadwick, lYIce; Strong, Salt Lake; Ezra S. Stuckl, Christenson. Levan; Ruth Chrlstensen, son, TaKnT fivnhn PIUaK.O, M. Irerson, Charie Ephralm; Richfield; Alta B. Clark, Provo; Rhoda rrovo; uorouiy Jacobs, ilount Pleas- HunUngton; Dunn L. Taylor, Spring-villAlice Clayson, Pay-so- ant; Jane Clsrk, LeGrand Ellen B. Thoma, Logan: Leda Pleasant Jarman, Hilda Clgg, Sprlngvill; Mar- Grove; Alberta Day Jensen, Logan: Fay Thomas, Ephralm: Reed Thorpe, 1 S J Is t I saw I , garet Blarkley. Heber City. Lillian Jensen, Mendon; Llzana Fay alt Lake; Eula Waldraro, Sugar - Pauleen Cluff, Charleston; Hasel Jensen, Ephralm; Norma Jensen, Ida- City, Idaho: M. Mabel Walker, Logan; Jean Cook, Logan; Ellna Cooper, ho Falls, Idaho; Donald J. Jeppesen, Verna Walker. Syracuse; Inej War- White Rocks; Hannah Cornaby, Span- Mantua; Oleta Jex, Salt Lake; Edyth nick, Provo; Lynn F. West, Berke ii'Mn mm mi i i. ish Fork; Devona Cowley, Richfield; Johnson, Preston, Idaho; Ethel Johnley, Cal.; Helen fciuaDetn vv uson, Jjos u La Von Cram, Kanab; Fae Decker, son, Boulder, Colo.; Wayne E. Kartch- - Angeles, Cal i'arowan; Mary Alverda de Lange, Provo; Violet Duke. Provo; Media Lois Punn, Loran; Mattl Earl, St. George; Jennie May Lucy Farley. Lftketown; Edlcr, Provo; Kdna Erlckson, Wanda Esplln, Odervllle; Agnes Farrcr. Provo; Dorothea Ford, Farmlngton: Minnie K. Framke, Clifford LaMar Frve, Brlgham City; Alda Viola Fugal, Pleasant drove; Jenna B. Fuller, rrovo; ArVnlt-t- a Olbbons, fit Johns, Arli.; Eva " ti.r1 - tt .Ln nn!J ' JrM , ' ii PMM , ,. i r --- , i, - . ""1 bilinoi .j U f Glen Piano Co. ',""n' ii y y TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES ISSUED DURING THE WEEK . Hppn7 j DRESSES i n; ft 1) 1 pro-(ra- m to 95 V- - J J . - n, We Must Make Room Bal-lam- .n,?" ror Coats and Dresses r, lhl; n; Ji&ii can Koo-share- Prov-Idanc- e; Lola Human; Olncs, Graff, a!nu Mt Kama; Glnes, Santa Clara: Eloes HanPleasant; EVelyn Hansen, Vernal; Virginia Hanson, Cornish; Florence Harrison, Sprinfrvllle; Edith Harwood, Sandy; Alta E. Hay, Rig- by, Idaho; Nellie Hicken, Heber City Grace llobbs. Weston, Idaho. Laura Leone Hodges, Garden City; Ixilita Ho.Ircs, Garden City; Leila M. Hogttan, Ogden; Ann Holt, Sandy; Es sie Holt, .anay; aiarguerue Huner, Elizabeth Hulah, Payson; Mldwav; Lewis H. Hunsaker, SRit Lake City; Kate Isom, Hurricane; Regena Jensen, Brlgham City; Geraldlne Jenpeen, Provo; Cecil Johnson, Spanish Fork; Phyllis E. Johnson, Laketown; Elsie Jones, Sun.nysirie; Lottie Jones, Malad, Idaho; Alice Pearl Jorgensen, Amer I ican Fork, Idaho: Elthera Kennedy, Randolph; Irma M. King. North I,c gan; Thora King. . Rooevelt; Norma Iee Kirkham. Provo; Myrtle G. Law, Ielta; Martha L. Imon. Brlgham City; Gertrude Llechty, Provo; Fern Lindsay, Mldvale; Eva M. Line, Eddy-vlllNeb.; Rita Lloyd, Cedar City; Harriet Iofthouse, Avon; Annie McAllister, Ksnab: Ina McConkie, Moab; sen, y 1 iiV x y$ jMS? III X 1 e. Merla 8. McGreiror, Ik Salt City. NtR, Ogden; Angus Brigham City; May Maria O. Martson. Mslm-quls- t. Sigurd: Hortense Marble. Brlgham City; Emily Marrott, Pleasant Grove; I, eon a Hinckley; Maifield, Claudia Margaret May, Logan; Edna Mayhew, Provo; Jennie Melkle, Smith-fiel- d: Bernlac Miller, American Fork; Mary Miller. St George; Rowena Miller, Amertoan Fork; Ruth C. Miller, Sait Ijike City; Jessie Myrl Miner. IYovo; Icll. Mows. Lavton; H Lu-f!Neff. Nephi; Ixna Newell. Mona; Florence Nichols, Brlgham .City; Jens P. Nlelson. H'lnflngton: Prlscella Niel-oRrrlngville; Phyllis Nlsonger, Salt iake t ity; Josephine ragano. Price; n, Maude PsrtrlfiKe. Provo: Venna Bloomlnpton, Idaho: i ii iw m ir What's Behind the Have you ever thought of the precautions that safeguard ' Carnation from its source to your table? j Not only have the most modern methods been used in the ful handling of the milk and in the selection and inspection of the herds producing it, but Carnation has gone a long step further. This company maintains the renowned Carnation Milk Farms with the world's finest herds of Holsteins. Here methods of milk improvement are constantly being tested, and from these farms high-bre- d cattle go to build up the herds that supply this milk, continually improving its source. Weltha Peacock, Prove: Max V. Penrod, Provo; Man 'If. 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